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Con Code
She’s in a paperweight shell and has yet to be given an objective. She can’t shake the feeling that she’s still playing a game. Everyone in the room is either an obstacle or competition.
Why has it taken her so long to realize this side of the game is still a game? The stakes are higher, and the deceit is more clever.
Jennie won. Now she must convince everyone that she belongs—that she’s more than just code—before someone notices she’s a much bigger threat to humanity than anyone guessed possible.
Why has it taken her so long to realize this side of the game is still a game? The stakes are higher, and the deceit is more clever.
Jennie won. Now she must convince everyone that she belongs—that she’s more than just code—before someone notices she’s a much bigger threat to humanity than anyone guessed possible.
286 pages, Paperback
Published May 28, 2019
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March 17, 2022
Received as a review copy from Story Origin, this is an honest review. Con Code is a better step forward than its previous book Cheat Code was; the plot threads of the story are better laid out and intertwined. The character of Jennie is rather an intriguing kind of person because she looks human yet as not and with that character trait; the story is allowed to question what is real and what is really an illusion.
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